The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-09-03

A snnI|sd candle end. w|n 6nc1
encd wick. and grease dripping douo
the sides, and rustic's jackknife with
two blades, are novel forms for match
boxes.
A tiny cnameled arbutus or for
get-mc- not, the former set with =
small diamond and the latter with \
small pearl, are among the daintiest u
scarf-pins.
| French modistes are making full
bishop sleeves OF transparent materials
OF various sorts. catching them into
\ velvet band ut the elbow, with laca
rufiies beyond.
Courent cloth has crape-like weave,
and can be used by Ladies In and out
OF mourning; while armure ~rts arc
seen in the silk warp feat n> ~.
which is very light, but not quite ;. ~ =
delicate as the gypsy cloth. -
A new color has appeared. II y
pale yellow in one light and pale pink
| In another. This shade Is called hon
eysuckle. and is first cousin 70 the
beautiful tint which appeared moro
than a year ago and WAS known OF
dawn"
Paris flower manufacturers have de-
signed plastrons, panels, vests. and
s.sirt fronts entirely OF fine flowers,
which are mounted on delicate trellia
OF imitation, stems, twigs, and mosses.
A long. slender garland Is added with
! which to decorate the corsage.
Some OF the new ivory or cream
, white lace dresses have the bilI0wy
, draping caught up with picot satin rib
! bons In tri-colors, seagreen, rose, pink,
, and olive, cardinal bronze, and Ores
T den china blue, heliotrope, Charles \,
D pink and primrose yellow being three
fayorite combinations.
Basques are cut very much longer
upon the hips than formerly, and Par
islam bodies have an extremely long,
sharp point In front, and the edges
are finished with a double cord. When
they are made in this way they hook,
: instead of buttoning up the front, as
: the point Is too sharp to admit OF but
:. tonholes.
Striped and colored lingeries are
!, fashionable again. Some of the waist
coats Of the basques are cut in U
. like the waist coats of men, and show
: plated linen bosoms in which are set
= tiny pearl studs. Cuffs are worn with
: all street dresses and fastened by sin
glc button, rs the sleeves are too mar
:, row TO admit buttoning the cuffs with
- linked studs.
d Only brides travel In new boots.
Q Other people prefer for this purpose
3 those tried friends which have in some
4. degree accommodated themselves 20
O. the feet they protect. Shoes will very
soon be more generally worn than high
O. boots, and as a natural result summer
c, stockings will again appear as daint,
n works of art in the way of instep-dec
10 Grafton and fine coloring.
C. New surahs and other fancy summe
st silks, with diagonal twill, are shown II
L. stylish summer tints and effects, ant
in also in fine checks, stripes, plalds, ant
e. dainty floral devices. There are als'
u. soft, light Bengelines. Sicilinnes, ant
ne failles, which are made into rich gowns
for visiting and church wear, and ais
formed into supurb toilets, combines
with costly lace, for full-dress occa
sions
80 90 Jacket OF Roman-red camers hal
irl with silk cord applique ornaments an'
a. buttons in black will be wore owe
Ial summer gowns at the various water
la ing places next season. The are gu
ma rather longer than the poppy-red ciot
m jackets worn last summer, and In mos
ria cases the postiilion back Is omitted
mo The most stylish and expensive model
~ have fancy vests, and are lined wit
mn amber surah.
ne Pretty and inexpensive weddin
Ip- dresses are of white crepe de Chin
.ry These are ivory white and made u
ne over satin, trimmed with fringes OF o
OPP ange blossoms and many bows an
do loops of wide ivory satin ribbon. Thes
get lend themselves readily to the multi
ich tudinous draperies so fashionable, an
de- have soft, clinging effect. III
us. scintillating white of the crepe vii
eat the dull white Of the satin Is very mu'
for admired
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